Angeliki Kiourtsaki, known professionally as Angela Dimitriou, and born on August 14, 1954, in Peristeri, Attica, Greece, is a Greek folk singer. She started her music career at 14 and made her professional debut in 1970 at the venue Beta Beta. In 1972, she adopted the stage name Angela Dimitriou. Throughout her career, Dimitriou collaborated with notable Greek artists and signed contracts with various record labels, including CBS (now Sony Music) and Minos EMI. Her first album, Από μένα για σένα, was released in 1978. Dimitriou achieved significant commercial success, with many of her albums achieving gold and platinum status. She gained popularity in the Middle East, where her song "Margarites" reached Number 1 of the charts in Lebanon. Her collaboration with Egyptian singer Amr Diab further expanded her international reach.
